West Brom are not planning to offer a contract to goalkeeper Ben Foster, a report from The Birmingham Mail has revealed. Foster enjoyed a successful seven-year spell with the Baggies between 2011 and 2019, during which time he made 223 appearances in all competitions for the club. The goalkeeper then left to join Watford, and is now a free agent after leaving Vicarage Road following the expiry of his contract at the end of last season, when the Hornets were relegated from the Premier League.
It has subsequently been revealed that Foster is now back training with West Brom, as he maintains his fitness as he looks for a new club. Now though, it seems unlikely that the goalkeeper’s search for a new club, will lead to a second spell on the books at The Hawthorn. According to this latest update, West Brom do not currently have any plans to hold talks with the Foster about a new contract, despite calls from some fans for the 39-year-old to be handed a new deal by the club.
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